CHALLENGES IN TEACHING LISTENING TO SECOND LANGUAGE LEARNERS
Keywords:
Second Language acquisition, listening comprehension, cognitive Load, authentic materials, assessment, feedback, task design, technology-enhanced learning.Abstract
Teaching listening skills to second language learners poses significant challenges due to various factors such as linguistic complexity, cultural differences, individual learner differences, and instructional methodologies. This topic explores the difficulties instructors encounter when teaching listening comprehension and strategies to overcome these challenges.
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